WWI Aircraft Websites?

Thanks for the encouragement Wai. I am going crawl/walk/run in my approach to biplanes. And I am very much in the crawl stage right now andresisting the urge to add and add to such old basic kits.

Stik, consider the new Revell Stearman.

GMorrison

When you do decide to give it a try, look into getting a 1/32 Wingnut Wings kit.

They are really expensive, but my they are worth it. Financed by the director Peter Jackson, they are really incredible kits.

Of course there are a lot of others too, Eduard is a stand out. Roden too.

 

one day I would like to do a Wingnuts bipe. I am familiar with them and their story. But for now I am sticking to 1/48 like the rest of my aircraft.

I have a pretty decent stash already, although mostly older stuff. And I am starting out very simplistically with a Glencoe kit. It won't be an award winner, but it's my first biplane in almost 40 years. 

AdeB

This is a great and friendly forum.

http://www.ww1aircraftmodels.com/

 

+1 on that!!

This is a great and friendly forum.

http://www.ww1aircraftmodels.com/

When you do decide to give it a try, look into getting a 1/32 Wingnut Wings kit.

They are really expensive, but my they are worth it. Financed by the director Peter Jackson, they are really incredible kits.

Of course there are a lot of others too, Eduard is a stand out. Roden too.

I rather like this site for the profiles - I've no idea if it's accurate or of any help.

Mike

http://www.wwiaviation.com/gallery.html

Thanks for the suggestion guys. Right now I have the strong urge to do some WWI aircraft for many many years, so hopefully this will help my modeling moejoe return.

I echo GMorrison.  The Aerodrome is probably the best site for WWI aircraft information available.  Used to hang around there myself back when I was playing "Red Baron" and "Red Baron 3d" online.

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/

I could reco all of the above. Is there a nationality?